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What types of erros reduce our number in exam?

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Mistakes in exams reduce our numbers.

 The stress of the test situation can force you to make some stupid mistakes for which you may spend your time and your results may be bad but by calmly planning carefully you can avoid losing valuable marks and give yourself a better chance of getting top grade.  Good test techniques can make you different from others and I will say today that all the mistakes in the test reduce our marks.

 1.  The question is not read correctly.

 Make sure you read the test question well.

 If you do not read a question carefully, you will never be able to answer the question as required. You must read the question thoroughly and answer the question according to the need.  If you don't read and answer the question correctly, then of course you are likely to be wrong.  From where you will be deprived of the number due for that question.  Read the question very carefully. If necessary, read it more than once and you can circle or underline important words with a pencil - for example, educational words like "comparison and contrast".

 2.  Whether you are writing the answer you want to write.

 Even if you understand the question, whether you wrote the answer you want to write.  Many times we do not answer questions without understanding.  The question is asked one we answer another.  You want to show everything you have learned, but forgetting to add one answer to the other in the test center is not the right thing to do at all, so your expected number may go down.  You must note whether you have made relevant answers.  Refrain from answering questions that are inconsistent.

 3.  Not creating a structure to answer questions in mind.

 When answering a question, be sure to create a structure of answers in your mind.  Not writing.  The answer to the question is whether you write in the form of explanations or in the form of points.  Arrange the introduction, conclusion or points of the answer in such a way that it is consistent with the answer to your question, do not add unnecessary points or write unnecessary words in the introduction, conclusion.


 4.  The questions that you can answer well are not identified at first.

 Start with the questions that you can answer well.  Identify the questions that you can answer relatively easily, do them first.  If you start with complex questions, you will not be able to answer them or give simple answers.  It will be seen that you will spend a lot of time for them, for which your earned marks will be reduced.  It is best to answer straightforward questions early.

 5.  Answering without accurate calculation of time

 This is a common mistake of the student: spending too much time on the first few questions and not having enough time to finish the rest, which often leads to incomplete answers.  Scheduling an exam is very important, and you must be very careful to allocate time for each answer.  You need to answer a lot of questions in a very short time.  Check out some past questions before going to the exam.  So that you can get an idea of ​​exactly how many questions can come up.  From there, you can calculate how many minutes to answer each question, including factoring on the start and end minutes for planning and testing.  There should be a clock in the test room, so pay attention to it and stick firmly to the time you have available for each question.  If you want to complete the answer to the question before your time slot ends, go to the next question anyway.

 .  Leaving multiple choice questions blank

 Sometimes you like a lot of questions at the beginning that you want to answer at the end but you can't finish the answers later.  You are forced to leave them.  As a result, your number is reduced.

 .  Other multiple choice questions are condoms

 You have already answered multiple choice questions and answered one question with a separate answer of your choice, then you get confused which one to answer.  For which you spend a lot of time.  When answering a question, you have to think about which one you want to answer next.

 .  Leaving the test center early

 Many people work very efficiently or think the test is easy. You come out with the test in a short time.  This is a big mistake.  After answering the questions, you must read your points.  If you revise a lot of the time, you will remember the points you did not give.  The points are often remembered after leaving the test center.

 9.  Poor spelling and grammar

 Many people do not get the expected number after the results are published even after answering to their liking because they know its weak spelling and grammatical errors.  Of course, in answering the test questions, you have to pay attention to the spelling. Spelling mistakes will delay you a lot.

 10.  Dependence on others

 We often depend on others for exams.  I copy exactly what he answers.  This mistake cannot be made at all.  One-on-one answers are one-of-a-kind, so instead of choosing one over the other, prepare yourself and answer like yourself.

 As discussed above, all the mistakes in the test reduce our marks.  What will be given later is how all these mistakes can be reduced and good results can be achieved.

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